39m Vitters sailing yacht G2 sold and renamed Cervo

The 39-metre Vitters sailing yacht G2 was sold and renamed Cervo in an in-house deal with William Bishop of Superyacht Partners representing both the buyer and the seller.

Delivered in 2009, the Vitters sailing yacht features both exterior design and naval architecture meticulously crafted by Tripp Design Naval Architects, while her interior design stemmed from the drawing board of Donald Starkey Designs and Nauta Yachts S.r.l. The sailing yacht can accommodate up to eight guests in a flexible layout of three double staterooms and a convertible twin.

Having undergone regular refits, the striking sailing yacht is in excellent condition. Cervo’s main saloon is defined by her modern, minimalist interior design, featuring bright pops of colour and ambient lighting, forming an inviting atmosphere for guests onboard. Home to a comfortable lounge area and adjacent bar, there is an abundance of space for guests to enjoy.

The sailing yacht’s staterooms similarly boast a contemporary and airy aesthetic, echoing the design of her main saloon. They feature impressive wooden craftsmanship, fused with classic furnishings and eye-catching wall art which ties the interior together.

In addition to this, Cervo is home to an array of seating options situated on her exterior. The sailing yacht showcases mirroring, fitted sofas which surround extendable tables, allowing guests to dine alfresco. She also displays adjacent sun loungers, the ideal spot for guests to embrace their beautiful panoramic views.

Cervo boasts both a GRP hull and a GRP superstructure and has a fuel capacity of 12,500 litres. Regarding performance, Cervo is powered by a single MAN engine.